TagDuck for WordPress
TagDuck writes alt text, descriptions and keywords based on what you tell it about your business — plus SEO-friendly file names for new photos and product-aware descriptions for WooCommerce. You review and accept; nothing changes until you do.
Submitted to WordPress.org — create your account now and connect when it's live.
Most Media Libraries are full of IMG_4521.jpg with no alt text — invisible to image search and to screen readers.
Install TagDuck from WordPress.org and paste the API key from your TagDuck account into the plugin Settings.
Choose images already in your Media Library — or add new photos with TagDuck.
Edit any suggestion, then accept. Nothing on your site changes before that.
Fix the images you already have, and get new ones right from the start.
Your existing library
Filter for images without alt text, select them, and add a line of context about your business.
What it writes
Your files are never changed — file names and URLs stay exactly as they are.
New photos
Upload new photos through TagDuck and they arrive in your Media Library already described.
What it writes
Everything is embedded into the photo before it enters your Media Library.
Every suggestion waits for you. Nothing on your site changes until you accept it.
Suggestions wait in Review. Edit the text and keywords, then accept — one by one or in bulk.
Undo right after accepting, or use Restore previous later to bring back the old text.
Tell TagDuck who you are, what you do and what the photos show. Add must-have keywords and pick the output language.
Admins decide which roles can use TagDuck. Only the images you choose are sent — nothing before a key is connected.
TagDuck adds the product name, category and variant — like colour or size — to the context automatically, so product images get alt text that actually names the product.
Alt text
Sage cotton hoodie in size S on a wooden hanger
Native WordPress admin screens — nothing new to learn.
One TagDuck account, one monthly quota — shared by the web app and the plugin. Start free; move to Starter, Pro or Agency when you need more, or top up with credit packs.
More in the main FAQ.
No. For images already in your Media Library, TagDuck only writes text fields — alt text, description, an optional caption and image keywords. File names and URLs stay the same. Only new photos you add with TagDuck get an SEO-friendly file name, because they don't have published links yet.
The alt text, descriptions, captions and image keywords you accepted stay on your site. Uninstalling removes the plugin's own data: its settings, your API key and its queue.
Any plan works, and you can start on Free. The plugin uses the same plans and monthly quota as the TagDuck web app — Free, Starter, Pro and Agency, plus credit packs. WooCommerce product context needs Pro or Agency.
Yes. On Pro and Agency, product images automatically get the product name, category and variant (like colour or size) as context — so alt text reads like “Sage cotton hoodie in size S on a wooden hanger”.
Only the images you choose to describe or add, together with the context you set. Nothing is sent before you connect an API key. Full details: tagduck.io/privacy/wordpress
You choose the output language in the plugin Settings and can change it for each batch, so alt text matches the language of your site.
Yes. Every suggestion opens in Review, where you can edit the text and keywords before accepting. Undo and Restore previous bring back the old text if you change your mind.
Requires WordPress 6.6+ and PHP 8.1+
WordPress is a trademark of the WordPress Foundation. WooCommerce is a trademark of Automattic Inc. TagDuck is not affiliated with or endorsed by them.